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We don’t need to wait for the Bears to come to Baltimore to invite our longtime Chicago pal and legendary Sports Illustrated writer Rick Telander to share some Windy City takes of glory and more modern marvels of seeing Ohtani play and his children’s book with former MLB pitcher Steve Trout.
No one knows more about the business of the National Football League than longtime sports business insider Ken Belson of
We don’t need to wait for the Bears to come to Baltimore to invite our longtime Chicago pal and legendary Sports Illustrated writer Rick Telander to share some Windy City takes of glory and more modern marvels of seeing Ohtani play and his children’s book with former MLB pitcher Steve Trout.
Tyler Linderbaum: “I don’t really see an issue in veteran leadership at all” in Ravens locker room
Kyle Hamilton says “every game for us is a playoff game” as Ravens try to rebound from 1-5 start
John Harbaugh on Lamar Jackson’s status: “I really don’t have any shareable injury intelligence”
Jackson was back on the field for the first time since injuring his hamstring in the Sept. 28 loss at Kansas City.
Zay Flowers on Ravens’ bye week: “We’re ready to come back out swinging”
“Must-win game” is an overused term, but this is a 1-5 team that hasn’t won in over a month and is coming off extra rest.
It’s always a pleasure to find time with our favorite Canadian NFL historian, Brad Gagnon of Bleacher Report, who tackles the tariffs of Toronto and all that ails Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens from the beach in Santos, Brazil.
Spending a bye weekend on the couch allowed Luke Jones and Nestor to watch the rest of the NFL and the emerging young quarterbacks coming to life. This week, the 1-5 Baltimore Ravens will need to get off the mat and win two football games in four days beginning with the Chicago Bears on Sunday before flying off to Miami to play the woeful Dolphins. How to win two in a row?
The star quarterback hasn’t practiced or played in a game since injuring his hamstring in the Sept. 28 loss at Kansas City.
Spending a bye weekend on the couch allowed Luke Jones and Nestor to watch the rest of the NFL and the emerging young quarterbacks coming to life. This week, the 1-5 Baltimore Ravens will need to get off the mat and win two football games in four days beginning with the Chicago Bears on Sunday before flying off to Miami to play the woeful Dolphins. How to win two in a row?
From ownership dynamics to the history of the sport, no one is more conversant in the NFL than longtime Pro Football Hall of Fame voter Howard Balzer, who discussed the deep historical hole of Ravens and difficulty for quarterbacks to function without tools and a stout offensive line.
It’s always a pleasure to find time with our favorite Canadian NFL historian, Brad Gagnon of Bleacher Report, who tackles the tariffs of Toronto and all that ails Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens from the beach in Santos, Brazil.
From ownership dynamics to the history of the sport, no one is more conversant in the NFL than longtime Pro Football Hall of Fame voter Howard Balzer, who discussed the deep historical hole of Ravens and difficulty for quarterbacks to function without tools and a stout offensive line.
The numbers are in on September sports wagering and Maryland Lottery Executive Director John Martin returns to talk about the big numbers and what they mean with Nestor as the fall fun continues with a huge jackpot and holiday games about to emerge.
The numbers are in on September sports wagering and Maryland Lottery Executive Director John Martin returns to talk about the big numbers and what they mean with Nestor as the fall fun continues with a huge jackpot and holiday games about to emerge.
As we continue to see Baltimore Ravens players slip out the back door after losses and the questions seem to get softer for all of the players and coaches as accountability – and availability – dwindles, we wonder what the future of sports media holds for the fans and truth and answers. Our longtime pal and lifer NFL and Hollywood public relations pal Chip Namias returns to discuss billionaire owners, incomprehensible money and power and the communications changes in football over the years.
Protecting Lamar Jackson and helping him play at an MVP level is Baltimore’s best hope of rebounding from its worst start since 2015.
It’s always time well spent with our favorite former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator and now “semi-retired” head coach Marvin Lewis. From his college work at Arizona State and his son’s career at UNLV and his weekly NFL radio calls for Sports USA, he’s staying busy and always ready to talk defense, the importance of a pass rush and what to do when you’re 1-5 and your franchise quarterback is hurt.
The pass rush still looks hopeless, but the Baltimore defense at least rebounded with a more representative showing.
It’s always time well spent with our favorite former Baltimore Ravens defensive coordinator and now “semi-retired” head coach Marvin Lewis. From his college work at Arizona State and his son’s career at UNLV and his weekly NFL radio calls for Sports USA, he’s staying busy and always ready to talk defense, the importance of a pass rush and what to do when you’re 1-5 and your franchise quarterback is hurt.
Outside linebacker Tavius Robinson suffered a fractured foot in Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
Just four teams since the 1970 merger have rebounded from a 1-5 start to make the playoffs.
Backup Cooper Rush was benched in the fourth quarter as Baltimore finished with its lowest home scoring output since 2002.
Tyler Huntley replaces benched Cooper Rush in Ravens’ Week 6 loss to Rams
Cooper Rush benched after second straight poor start replacing injured Lamar Jackson
DeAndre Hopkins on Ravens’ mindset: “Look to the next game, and let’s try not to be 1-6”
Tyler Linderbaum on Rams stuffing Ravens three straight times from the 1: “They wanted it more than us”
John Jenkins says Ravens players still behind Zach Orr after better defensive effort in Sunday’s 17-3 loss
Derrick Henry eclipses 100 yards for first time since Week 1, but Ravens’ offensive struggles headlined by goal-line failures
John Harbaugh laments wasted opportunities in Ravens’ 17-3 loss to Rams to fall to 1-5 on season
The Alohi Gilman trade should enable Baltimore to use Kyle Hamilton at the line of scrimmage more often.
Star quarterback Lamar Jackson will miss a second straight game with a hamstring injury suffered in Week 4.
Second-year coordinator Zach Orr is under fire with Baltimore off to its worst defensive start in franchise history.
Malaki Starks says he’s still thinking too much in midst of inconsistent start to rookie year
Rashod Bateman on Ravens’ poor start: “Fans have every right to feel how they feel”
John Harbaugh optimistic about Ravens’ additions to safety position
Alohi Gilman expects smooth transition going from Chargers defense to Ravens’ system
